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The public high schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Union County, North Carolina

This ranking covers the public high schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Union County, North Carolina, drawn from 13 qualifying public high schools. Monroe High leads the list at 65.2%, against a median of 21.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
13
Union County, North Carolina
Top % Hispanic
65.2%
Median % Hispanic
21.1%
MOST HISPANIC · UNION COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Hispanic
1Monroe HighMonroe, NCUnion County Public Schools1,21565.2%(792)
2Forest Hills HighMarshville, NCUnion County Public Schools97344.3%(431)
3Union County Early CollegeMonroe, NCUnion County Public Schools34036.8%(125)
4Porter Ridge High SchoolIndian Trail, NCUnion County Public Schools1,80927.2%(492)
5Piedmont HighMonroe, NCUnion County Public Schools1,27022.9%(291)
6Sun Valley HighMonroe, NCUnion County Public Schools1,27222.7%(289)
7Wolfe SchoolMonroe, NCUnion County Public Schools10921.1%(23)
8Apprentice Academy High SchoolMonroe, NCApprentice Academy HS of NC22920.1%
9Parkwood HighMonroe, NCUnion County Public Schools1,08217.0%(184)
10Central Academy of Technology and ArtsMonroe, NCUnion County Public Schools87513.4%(117)
11Cuthbertson HighWaxhaw, NCUnion County Public Schools1,8579.4%(175)
12Weddington HighMatthews, NCUnion County Public Schools1,8998.5%(162)
13Marvin Ridge HighWaxhaw, NCUnion County Public Schools1,9615.0%(97)
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